New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
WOMEN WHO TALK AND THINK.
MINATED DISCUSSIONS CALLED OUT.
,,.xy PAPERS READ AT TIE ANNUAL Mhh''N' VI
A BIG ASSOCIATION.

.. sr., nublic meeting of he Fifteenth Annual
,,.rs.s of the associa ion for inc Au
'O" aeo, Of women held WedncsiaS
Ns",nnon in Masonic Hall f"f'ra's "a
NJ crolv Mrs. Thomas and MS WITHOUT 'oin''
,.o,,. of soiosis. were huns abou- inc r0oi''' '"
~ oil painting of Alice Cary, inc nls' p',''"
Oh orgon,lation. was prominently displayed on me
'" ru,r or five hundred women burst '"'"
20" ,,n,auss when ibe distinguished presideh''
a., ,nl,a Ward Howe, called the mee'ihs W oiuo'
.n1 bcran her address of welcome. Women arc a.
-, ,ouud said Mrs Howe, to cultivate pupiic
,s, "a hey are to foster domestic dn'ics INC
aa,t ~ woman is needed to send its warm p"Sao's
hr,ucb the body polite" She then sa>e d" "'
Of the WORK o1 inc Ssso'""' "
and / history ,,o ro,o q,
Tq,o responsibility of Women for the Tone vi
,,,c sentiment was the title of the h'St Nio,' VI"
,,ynicd hy Miss Laura h. cay ~ueh'o' VI ~
=, Osv and rrgd 10y the President Oh SoioS's' "'s "
Imsc Thomas The IaIer poh'e" ou' 'ho "',""
O,c,s N, ..nfcrior education. dependence poverty
.,,icai Vsallttv." under which women "oi0
-, o,i showed that the remedy Jay ih 'ho w"
ation Of popular sentiment TO 'he po"oi ',,an
,,,e liberty of woman consisted III hor c'"" n
oom .depcndcnce upon others fof inc "'0 "a ,,o
.,s,encen The theme was fu''~r o''o
,,, ,n,oinet,c Brown BLACKWELL, OF Enzaoc'h' ~ 49,
,-ho declared that 1.-The hearts and thoush'S vi o
IN ,e,,o,,lJ society in q decade NIT ho"0>"
- U,.,ara q, st Louis contributed b'h'"'' pNr
nm CLONE studies for Women which wa ~ Id
l,,a Uci,ncs smith. IL was crh'''9" VI -.
sluc,tIon Cor women as compared WIN 'hc nov ,
., ..uono Ciubs" for the pu' suit OF al Sor'e Vi ~
VI rn o,,or was ally discussed by Mrs. Howl
Miss Mary L. Eastman ana Mrs. H"nrie'a L. =
. rrCEPrI y BY soRoSIS. ,.
.+,his ront The association adJOufhc' u a.! no,
,,,ccnlou rendered by the mehDeiS u ,
u,opIco.s from > TO O'Clock Mou' Wv Thnn,a.
i'" , , rve,,, present. Mrs. NJ l""iSe ii''
YNrc1
"e>on' " ,va,a uo,vc responded in behalf OF the
and Mr.. Julia Nald hV"o
association. 49,, ., ,,co
In the evening the member, met AGAIN 10 i-''" ~ Wv
or. one on women in Relation 10 lsh" ny
Miss Nav Rogers. of Du, uque Iowa and one "n
'a Chartvn by Mrs Frances fisher Wool. MISS
,,,,s's paper va-au Intelligent discussion "a ""
Lcr, In the grea, labor question. Mr. I"'a" =,
,,encv and Miss Eastman discussed The l'ap'r VII"
co,.ile,ahc vigor and hum0r Mrs N"o1 P'i'' va"
Mira for system by which the evil, OF ihaS''''"'
ha,rv might be eliminated A"Oh2 nv,
O 49, va.,rydav were Mrs. Annie J. Nj icr f1ia
niet, Cly,oer Edna IL Cheney. Mary I ir'"na'"
49, ,,,oma g Bascom. Miss Fila C. Iapham 'he hcN'
- pov,cs Harriet A. Townsend, tii.a H. iaI''cr''
wv pauline Morton Mrs.. J. {. Croly Jenny June
Air. Liza H. sayIes and Mrs Mari A. Newton
ENCOURAGING REPORTS SUBMITTED
,,. Loud DAYS session began with an executive
.o,inc of The Board of Directors. MIS- ho"' i'
- Nrs H. L. T. Wocott, as chairman oil INT
sr,,,,,e., an science Submitted al enconia-lhs /"
moi which was supplemented by iui'her Iepo" VI
= Ionrnalism" by Miss Lillian Whiting OF iho DE-
,,.,,.r- :. Education.~ by Mrs May Wright sc"ci'
,,;an.,ol,s Women and he Labor kci"lin' oN
N,s Mary C. Pechham, Of Providence ihe 'ncni'.'
hi, of the asseciatiun reported to Oe laP'"i! "
a.,nr and already about 40 new memOefs h"N0
boon added. ,,,o o,s,,p
y, ne aoernoon the Congress net IN Pnhllc session
-, -, s,ditoriun The ATTENDANCE was much
- ,hsn IN the first day. and during the a"erhoo"
mad ,y
N,s Io,ye presided and Professor Maria III
V..sar College: the Rev Anl oihe''e i1roM cr,o,e1
nd Mrs Thomas the president Oh Soiu>aS' III n
anu '.i 30 1Ia,foru The exercises OP'nea WIN d
EN- ,v Mrs Relecca A. Hathaway T. Grace y plicp Hhs
ronr.senng the of the women suN :"
iop' 70 =. 1Fl,n Erowr's Body The first paper Wa
,tril,tcd v Mrs Anna Garlin spencer, oil l"S; -, ~,
=, i, s Iay r,band The Rev william H. spencer
h Vas strong plea for the ncc1 OF ,Sidv y tarsc,er
,tlT among woinen" all points al belief 'ha' do'o
ana n osaIipg of the immense valne OF women :
nsI ~nIrare~ She said The downfall OF soc, az M
Si,"ai he Tristan religion will be dno TO te en-
sla ~ u, Wonsn into the ministry As an lhssa i ~
OF the appreciation Oh pnry y, .be Inst rrc,idnt
,ocn in which the women were unicn IN ofi1
i,ion 10 Cleveland Lecause their training liza tca o
w.. I'm and The evil consequences OF cch'lo
The subject ably discussed by Ire nf won al
,.nraed unity of spirit and sNhPaihs ~ ~ W ,.,
,rciion" The session closed WIN a., III n'enISn' Ch
il',,n Iy M. Mary T.. cobb of Germantown Wl" 10,
s,eral wear, has been active WORKER IN ihe N"'o
g ,rtsoi reform and industrial education. l" pa!Ti
nrsctlcaI treatment of the relations Whlrh inc
-fac >isl hold with the orphans the chiiith ~ ~ w
va~ tlfLer discussed by Mrs. Frances r. ila!p per, !"
uluadclplia. Il rOlurcd woman VINO mas U'n wi"
~picuOus worker for tho ednrati"h 1l lic
rlc :a:crs radsi The evening Session weIS I4rc
one @r oola,ien from lr@wnpr Z 6ali5t,,
.. " illur of Paris. Both papers were cafei"'N "H
cr--cd